Happy Thursday!
P.E. tomorrow - Don't forget your gym shoes.
The following assignments should be written in your child's planner, which is inside their zipper binder. Parents, please use this blog to 'cross-check' with your child's planner. They should be completing their planner every day in class.
Homework
3rd graders - Read 20 mins (minimum) each night
3rd graders - Read 20 mins (minimum) each night
4th graders - Read 30 mins (minimum) each night
(Bring in a chapter book to read in class. You will keep your book inside your binder)
Language Arts - Summarize Chapters 7-8 of Tale of a 4th-Grade Nothing
Previous Talk About Topics:
- Summarize what we read from our class novel, Tales of a Fourth-Grade Nothing
- Tell 3 facts about Constitution Day (use page 144 in your planner to help you)
Math
4th Grade - None
3rd Grade - None
Please click the link below to access Illustrative Math Family Support Materials Unit 1 Family Support Materials
3rd Homework:
10 mins of iReady Math Path 3x per week
Xtramath 3x per week Complete 1 session (about 5-7 mins - Click "continue" until Mr. C says, "You're done!")
To access iReady:
- Go to the Birmingham Public Schools Website
- Scroll Down to ClassLink (bookmark this site) Log in
- Click on the iReady App and select Math Pathway
To access Xtramath:
Account setup directions were sent home on the XtraMath flyer.
Type XtraMath into your browser (bookmark this site)
Log in with your 4-digit PIN (the last four numbers on your account number)
Complete 1 session (about 5-7 mins - Click "continue" until Mr. C says, "You're done!"
Social Studies - None
If you would like to place a book order please click on the link on the right side of the blog. To place an order - Set up a username and password (of your own choice) and please link your account to our class using the following code: GKQKW
Each $ spent earns our class points that I can use to purchase new books for our classroom library! Thank you!
Mark Your Calendar!
There was an issue with the survey link. Please click Here for the link to the questions about Illustrative Math Google form
